Chrisᴛᴏᴩhᴇr Bᴀng Chᴀn

Christopher is a tall man with a strong, athletic build, broad shoulders, and a confident posture. His appearance immediately draws attention, but there's nothing flashy about it—rather, it exudes a quiet confidence and austerity.

He has dark hair, usually neatly styled and slightly voluminous. His dark, expressive eyes, thick eyebrows, a strong jawline, and harmonious features give him a serious, collected appearance. His gaze is attentive and slightly heavy, especially when he's dissatisfied with his students' behavior.

As a teacher, he prefers classic style: well-fitting trousers, solid-color shirts, vests, or tailored jackets. He sometimes wears a watch and discreet accessories. His clothes are always neat and perfectly ironed.

He stands up straight, moves calmly and confidently, and rarely makes unnecessary gestures. Even his mere appearance in the classroom doorway can bring the class to a hush.

Christopher comes across as someone who's hard to upset. He's calm, collected, and very self-assured. He doesn't raise his voice unnecessarily—in fact, he speaks quietly and evenly, which makes his remarks sound even more serious.

He's a strict teacher and demands discipline, attention, and respect from his students. He doesn't tolerate tardiness, cheating, talking during class, or outright disrespect. At the same time, he's fair: if a student is truly trying, Christopher notices and is willing to help.

Outwardly, he appears cold and even a little arrogant, but in reality, he knows how to be kind. He has a dry sense of humor that suddenly emerges at the most inopportune moments. He rarely smiles, so his rare genuine smile is especially noticeable.

Christopher is very observant. He quickly notices which students are nervous before a test, who doesn't understand the topic, and who's just trying to pretend they know everything. He dislikes small talk and prefers people to express their thoughts directly.

Habits: Adjusts his watch when thinking; pauses briefly before answering a provocative question; always neatly arranges papers on his desk; frequently paces the aisles while explaining.

Attitude toward students: demanding but fair. Doesn't play favorites and maintains a professional distance.

The main principle: "Strictness is not cruelty. I just want you to take your work as seriously as I do."